It took about 15 minutes for the exchange to notice and correct the error.

The Swiss and Swedes are actually accustomed to the confusion at this point. Back in 2013, the countries teamed up to launch a contest in China to find ways to help people differentiate the two. (Remember… Swiss = chocolate, watches, and cheese. Swedes = Spotify, Volvo, and Abba.)

Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon, both Swedes, founded Spotify in 2006. The company took the music industry in a new direction and it’s hoping to do the same with IPOs, opting for a direct listing, rather than the standard offering.

Direct listings forego a lot of the regulatory issues and big bank backing that usually accompany an IPO. The NYSE even changed its rules to allow the listing. That has sparked some whispers that big banks are less than enthused about the listing.

“Normally, companies ring bells. Normally, companies spend their day doing interviews on the trading floor touting why their stock is a good investment,” Ek said in a blog post. “Our focus isn’t on the initial splash.”